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Fractional and Amino-Acid Composition of Wheat Grain Cultivated in Uzbekistan

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Wheat grain cultivated in Uzbekistan had an increased content of water-soluble proteinaceous and relatively low gliadin and glutelin fractions. The amino-acid content in the studied varieties depended on the amount of protein in the grain.

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Gafurova, D.A., Tursunkhodzhaev, P.M., Kasymova, T.D. et al. Fractional and Amino-Acid Composition of Wheat Grain Cultivated in Uzbekistan. Chemistry of Natural Compounds 38, 462–465 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1022167811596

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